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Asus Zenfone Max M1 detailed review: Worth buying at Rs.7,499?

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Asus Zenfone Max M1 detailed review: Worth buying at Rs.7,499?

Looking for a solid smartphone on a budget? You should go for the ASUS Zenfone Max M1 at Rs.7,499 after reading our detailed review on it

ASUS recently launched its budget end smartphone Zenfone Max M1 at Rs.7,499. What has made this smartphone so special is its solid offerings at the budget smartphone?

In our daily lives, we always look for a smartphone that has enough RAM to handle all our apps efficiently, decent enough processor, and a great battery life.

When we have a budget of around Rs.7,000, we cannot expect a smartphone to have a mind-blowing camera. But, it’s boon to us if we get a good camera.

Keeping all these things in mind, and on basis of user interests, we decided to do a detailed review of the ASUS Zenfone Max M1.

Before our thoughts, let’s give a quick overview of the specs of this smartphone:

Asus Zenfone Max M1 detailed review: Worth buying at Rs.7,499?

  • 13.84 cm (5.45 inch) HD+ Display
  • 13MP Rear Camera with f/2.0 aperture
  • 8MP Front Camera with f/2.0 aperture
  • 4000 mAh Battery
  • Qualcomm Snapdragon 430 Processor
  • 3 GB RAM | 32 GB ROM | Expandable Up to 256 GB
  • Zen UI 5.0 on top Android Oreo 8.0
  • Face Unlock and Fingerprint Sensor

Honestly speaking, I was surprised when I started reviewing this smartphone. Here’s what I have dug out after using it for 15 days:

Asus Zenfone Max M1 detailed review: Worth buying at Rs.7,499?

Display

The first main feature of the smartphone that you’ll notice is its HD+ display. It has a 5.45 inch HD+ IPS display with 18:9 aspect ratio that seems sharp and vivid. Though it does not has the best viewing angle, but for a budget smartphone, it is ok.

The 2.5D glass around the corners makes the screen look cool as well. The screen seems to be bright enough with 400 nits of max brightness.

Asus Zenfone Max M1 detailed review: Worth buying at Rs.7,499?

Design

The smartphone is a sturdy one that feels good when you hold in your hand, and it is much like its brother Zenfone Max Pro M1. The build quality is great, though it’s not stylish its a decent one. Because of the metallic finish and unibody design, it feels quite premium as well.

Asus Zenfone Max M1 detailed review: Worth buying at Rs.7,499?

 

Performance

When it comes to performance, you get the real benefit of having the 3GB RAM. Housed by an old but good enough Snapdragon 430 octa-core processor, day-to-day tasks seems buttery smooth.

Well, it does lack the Snapdragon 450 as you see in Realme C1 or the Helio P22 in Redmi 6, but at Rs.7,499 it does a pretty good job. The 3GB RAM and 32GB internal storage help you boost your daily performance.

An octa-core processor with 3GB RAM helps you do play games like FIFA Mobile, Clash Royale and even PUBG Mobile at low settings.

Asus Zenfone Max M1 detailed review: Worth buying at Rs.7,499?

Camera

The surprise element of this smartphone is the camera, as because at Rs.7,499 this packs some awesome rear as well as front cameras. The Zenfone Max M1 packs a “too common” 13MP primary camera with f/2.0 aperture, so it takes a lot of light and details as well.

I was surprised to see that this smartphone captures a great portrait shot through its single lens using software optimizations. The daylights shots are absolutely great while night shots look promising as well. The colours in the pics seem natural and bright. Here are some of the sample shots:

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Overall it has a great rear camera compared to its price. You can even record 1080p videos with this smartphone with great details and colours.

The 8MP front camera with f/2.0 aperture to looks fair enough, and you also get modes like Beauty, Portrait, Selfie Panorama, GIF Animation.

Battery

The feature that stands out for the smartphone is its insane 4000mAh battery that lasts much longer mostly because of its clean UI. It can easily last for 1-2 days with normal usage and even more with lesser use. It does not support fast charge but gets fully charged by 2-3 hours.

Asus Zenfone Max M1 detailed review: Worth buying at Rs.7,499?

Software & other features

The feature I felt the best about the smartphone is its clean UI. ASUS’s own Zen UI 5.0 on top of Android Oreo 8.0 is very light and fast, making the smartphone much more efficient.

Interestingly the smartphone features both the Face Unlock and Fingerprint Sensor. Both seems fast and accurate but face unlock takes a few milliseconds more time than the fingerprint sensor.

 

So, having listed all our views, one thing that is clear is that this smartphone packs in some serious features that are hard to find in the price range. It is a solid smartphone with modern amenities and has some great looks. Here are the pros and cons of the smartphone:

Asus Zenfone Max M1 detailed review: Worth buying at Rs.7,499?

Pros:

  • Great build quality
  • Good cameras
  • Huge battery
  • Clean UI
  • 3GB RAM and 32GB internal storage
  • Only costs Rs.7,499
  • Has both the Face Unlock and Fingerprint Sensor

Cons

  • No notch(if you need one then)
  • No dual camera(though it does great for portrait mode)
  • Old Snapdragon 430 processor

Asus Zenfone Max M1 detailed review: Worth buying at Rs.7,499?

To be precise if you are on a budget and need a solid smartphone with good cameras and great battery life, ASUS Zenfone Max M1 as the best choice. I would rate a 4.2 out of 5 for the smartphone.

Buy the ASUS Zenfone Max M1 from here: http://fkrt.it/W351GKNNNN

Do check out: Lenovo Z5 Pro debuts with Snapdragon 710 & bezel-less slider design

We thank Sohom Chakraborty for helping us with this review.

 

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English Premier League approves the use of VAR from next season

Rahul Roy
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English Premier League approves the use of VAR from next season

English Premier League clubs have voted in favour of introducing Video Assistant Referees (VAR) to the competition from next season.

 

English Premier League is the only major European league not to make use of Video Assistant Referees. VAR has already been implemented in France, Spain, Germany and Italy.

The vote was held at a shareholders’ meeting on Thursday. The clubs reached an agreement. It will see the English top flight, join the UEFA Champions League in introducing video technology at the start of the 2019-20 campaign. “Premier League clubs have agreed in principle to introduce Video Assistant Referees (VAR) to the competition in the 2019/20 season. ” a statement on the league’s website read.

“At a Shareholders’ Meeting today, clubs were provided with an update on the non-live VAR trials being undertaken by the League and Professional Game Match Officials (PGMOL) this season. Key learnings from VAR’s use in the FA Cup and Carabao Cup, and other leagues across the world, were discussed in detail. The Premier League’s non-live testing programme will remain in place for the rest of this season. Along with a continued emphasis on those Saturday afternoons which have several matches being played concurrently. And developing a clear protocol for communicating VAR decisions to fans. The League will now formally make a request to the International Football Association Board and FIFA to use VAR next season.”

The news comes less than a week after Southampton manager Mark Hughes said the Premier League is “still in the dark ages” because of its delay in adopting VAR. The Saints boss was complaining after striker Charlie Austin had a goal disallowed against Watford. This prompted the forward to hit out at officials in an interview after the game.

“It’s ridiculous. Watford shouldn’t be in the game. We scored a perfectly good goal that was ruled out for offside. ” he said. “The officials cost us two points. They said it was offside; that is a joke. People go on about VAR. They [the referees] clearly need help. If this is the best, most-watched league in the world then give them all the help they need. It is a joke.”

 

Do check out : Sergio Aguero : The greatest player ever to play for Manchester City

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UEFA Nations League : Promotions, Relegations and the Finals

Rahul Roy
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UEFA Nations League : Promotions, Relegations and the Finals

The UEFA Nations League group stage is nearing its conclusion. But which teams can still be promoted, relegated or reach the finals? Lets have a look.

 

The UEFA Nations League involves promotion and relegation as well as the chance to reach the UEFA EURO 2020 play-offs and, from League A, June’s knockout finals. The race to earn promotion to the league above or even qualify for the finals – all while avoiding the drop to the tier below – is beginning to hot up ahead of next month’s last batch of group games.

Germany are in danger of suffering relegation as the inaugural Nations League nears the conclusion of the tournament’s opening phase. With the last fixtures set to be played over the next few days, teams will be seeking to round off their campaigns on a high with plenty still to be decided. All four places in the Nations League finals remain up for grabs, while only two teams have been promoted (Georgia and Ukraine) or relegated (Iceland and Poland) so far.

 

Race for the finals :

A trophy is up for grabs at the end of the first Nations League cycle, with four teams set to compete in semi-finals and a final at the end of the 2018-19 European club season.

Group 1 :

World Cup winners France lead the way in Group 1 with seven points from three games, but Netherlands can overhaul them with two wins in their remaining fixtures. A draw in Rotterdam on Friday would send France to the finals, though.

Group 2 :

Belgium or Switzerland will emerge as the winners of Group 2, with a straight shoot-out between the two for the final berth. Switzerland must win by two clear goals to guarantee their progression, while Belgium only need to be victorious.

Group 3 :

Portugal top Group 3 and only need a draw in Italy on Saturday while Roberto Mancini’s men must beat the Euro 2016 champions and hope they do not take three points against Poland.

Group 4 :

Despite losing at home to England last month, Spain remain frontrunners in Group 4 with victory in Croatia on Thursday enough to send them through to the finals at England’s expense.

Promoted :

  • Georgia (D→C)
  • Ukraine (B→A)

 

Relegated :

  • Iceland (A→B)
  • Poland (A→B)

 

Here we look at each of the 55 teams individually :

Albania : C1 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Scotland (H) – Will be relegated if they fail to beat Scotland.

Andorra : D1 – out of contention
To play : 15/11/18 vs Georgia (H), 19/11/18 vs Latvia (H) – Cannot be promoted.

Armenia : D4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 vs Gibraltar (A), 19/11/18 vs Liechtenstein (A)

Austria : B3 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs Bosnia and Herzegovina (H), 18/11/18 vs Northern Ireland (H) – Austria will be promoted if they win both their games in November provided they have a superior head to head record against Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Azerbaijan : D3 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Faroe Islands (H), 20/11/18 vs Kosovo (A) – Will be promoted with two wins in November.

Belarus : D2 – position to be confirmed
To play :15/11/8 vs Luxembourg (A), 18/11/18 v San Marino (A)

Belgium : A2 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs Iceland (H), 18/11/18 vs Switzerland (A) – Belgium will reach the finals with a win against Switzerland on 18 November.

Bosnia and Herzegovina : B3 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs Austria (A) – Bosnia and Herzegovina need a point against Austria to guarantee promotion.

Bulgaria : C3 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 vs Cyprus (A), 19/11/18 vs Slovenia (H)

 

Croatia : A4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs Spain (H), 18/11/18 vs England (A) – Croatia will seal a place as finalists if they win both the games in November.

Cyprus : C3 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 vs Bulgaria (H), 19/11/18 vs Norway (H) – A win in either game would ensure they are not relegated. Two victories would give them a chance of promotion if neither Norway nor Bulgaria beat Slovenia.

Czech Republic : B1 – position to be confirmed
To play : 19/11/18 vs Slovakia (H) – Cannot be promoted but a draw with Slovakia would ensure that they are not relegated.

Denmark : B4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 v Wales (A), 19/11/18 vs Republic of Ireland (H) – Will be promoted with a win in Wales, or if they draw then beat Ireland.

England : A4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 18/11/18 vs Croatia (H) – England will seal a place as finalists if Spain fail to beat Croatia and England then win their final game.

Estonia : C2 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs Hungary (A), 18/11/18 vs Greece (A) – Estonia cannot be promoted; will be relegated if they lose to Hungary.

Faroe Islands : D3 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Azerbaijan (A), 20/11/18 vs Malta (A)

Finland : C2 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs Greece (A), 18/11/18 vs Hungary (A) – Will be promoted with a point from either of their November games.

 

France : A1 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 vs Netherlands (A) – Will reach the finals with a draw in Rotterdam.

FYR Macedonia : D4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 vs Liechtenstein (A), 19/11/18 vs Gibraltar (H) – Will be promoted if they secure at least four points in November.

Georgia : D1 – promoted
To play : 15/11/18 vs Andorra (A), 19/11/18 vs Kazakhstan (H) – Their 3-0 win in Latvia on 16 October sealed promotion.

Germany : A1 – position to be confirmed
To play : 19/11/18 vs Netherlands (H) – Will be relegated if they do not win, and will be down three days earlier if the Netherlands beat France.

Gibraltar : D4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 vs Armenia (H), 19/11/8 vs FYR Macedonia (A)

Greece : C2 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs Finland (H), 18/11/18 vs Estonia (H)

Hungary : C2 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs Estonia (H), 18/11/18 vs Finland (H) – Cannot be promoted.

Iceland : A2 – relegated
To play : 15/11/18 vs Belgium (A) – The 2-1 home loss to Switzerland on 15 October confirmed their relegation.

Israel : C1 – position to be confirmed
To play : 20/11/18 vs Scotland (A) – Will be promoted with a point in Scotland.

Italy : A3 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Portugal (H) – Have a chance to reach the finals if they beat Portugal and the European champions do not defeat Poland three days later.

Kazakhstan : D1 – out of contention
To play : 15/11/18 vs Latvia (H), 19/11/18 vs Georgia (A) – Cannot be promoted.

Kosovo : D3 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Malta (A), 20/11/18 vs Azerbaijan (H) – Will be promoted if they win in Malta and Azerbaijan do not beat the Faroe Islands.

Latvia : D1 – out of contention
To play : 15/11/18 vs Kazakhstan (A), 19/11/18 vs Andorra (A) – Cannot be promoted.

Liechtenstein : D4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 vs FYR Macedonia (H), 19/11/18 vs Armenia (H)

Lithuania : C4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Romania (A), 20/11/18 vs Serbia (A) – Must win both games and hope Romania lose in Montenegro on 20 November to have a chance of avoiding relegation. Cannot be promoted.

Luxembourg : D2 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs Belarus (H), 18/11/18 v Moldova (A) – Luxembourg will be promoted with victory over Belarus.

Malta : D3 – out of contention
To play : 17/11/18 vs Kosovo (H), 20/11/18 vs Faroe Islands (H) – Cannot be promoted.

Moldova : D2 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs San Marino (A), 18/11/18 vs Luxembourg (H)

Montenegro : C4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Serbia (A), 20/11/18 vs Romania (H) – Will be promoted if they win both November matches.

Netherlands : A1 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 vs France (H), 19/11/18 vs Germany (A) – Will ensure a finals place with two November wins.

Northern Ireland : B3 – position to be confirmed
To play : 18/11/18 vs Austria (H) – Cannot be promoted.

Norway : C3 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 vs Slovenia (A), 19/11/18 vs Cyprus (A)

Poland : A3 – relegated
To play : 20/11/18 vs Portugal (A) – The 1-0 home loss to Italy on 14 October confirmed their relegation.

Portugal : A3 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Italy (A), 20/11/18 vs Poland (H) – Will reach the finals with a draw in Italy.

Republic of Ireland : B4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 19/11/18 vs Denmark (A) – Cannot be promoted; will be relegated unless Denmark lose to Wales, then Ireland win in Aarhus.

Romania : C4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Lithuania (H), 20/11/18 vs Montenegro (A)

Russia : B2 – position to be confirmed
To play : 20/11/18 vs Sweden (A) – Will be promoted with a point in Solna, and could go up three days earlier if Sweden do not beat Turkey.

San Marino : D2 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs Moldova (H), 18/11/18 vs Belarus (H) – Cannot be promoted.

Scotland : C1 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Albania (A), 20/11/18 vs Israel (H) – Will be promoted with two wins in November.

Serbia : C4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Montenegro (H), 20/11/18 vs Lithuania (H) – Serbia will be promoted on 17 November if they win and Romania fail to beat Lithuania.

Slovakia : B1 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 vs Ukraine (H), 19/11/18 vs Czech Republic (A) – Will be relegated if they do not win either November game.

Slovenia : C3 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 vs Norway (H), 19/11/18 vs Bulgaria (A) – Cannot be promoted; will be relegated unless they pick up at least four points in November in the hope of overtaking Cyprus (who have a superior head-to-head).

 

Spain : A4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs Croatia (A) – Spain will seal a place as finalists with victory over Croatia.

Sweden : B2 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Turkey (A), 20/11/18 vs Russia (H) – Will be promoted with two wins in November. But will be relegated if they lose in Turkey or if they fail to win either November game.

Switzerland : A2 – position to be confirmed
To play : 15/11/18 vs Belgium (A) – Switzerland will seal a place as finalists with a two-goal victory over Belgium.

Turkey : B2 – position to be confirmed
To play : 17/11/18 vs Sweden (H) – Cannot be promoted; will be relegated if they lose to Sweden.

Ukraine : B1 – promoted
To play : 16/11/18 vs Slovakia (A) – The 1-0 win against the Czech Republic on 16 October sealed a League A berth.

Wales : B4 – position to be confirmed
To play : 16/11/18 vs Denmark (H) – Will be promoted with a win.

 

Why does it matter :

Gibraltar securing their first ever competitive victories in international football showed just how important the UEFA Nations League can be to smaller nations.

The four group winners in League A will go into the Nations League Finals draw on December 3. They are also guaranteed at least a play-off place for Euro 2020, if they fail to get through qualifying. The promoted teams from Leagues B, C and D will move up a League for the next Nations League tournament. They are also guaranteed at least a play-off place for Euro 2020, if they fail to get through qualifying. The relegated teams from Leagues A, B and C will move down a League for the next Nations League tournament.

Every team’s final position will determine their seeding for Euro 2020 qualifying, the draw for which takes place on 2nd December.

 

 

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Top 10 NVIDIA GPUs under Rs.30,000 in India 2018

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Top 10 NVIDIA GPUs under Rs.30,000 in India 2018

Need a great GPU to pair up with your processor? Have a low budget? Here are the Top 10 NVIDIA GPUs under Rs.30,000 in India 2018

GPU prices have fallen drastically these days, helping gamers to get hold of their favourite graphics cards at reasonable prices. NVIDIA after launching its RTX graphics cards have quietly lowered the prices of their old GTX graphics cards.

So, if you are looking forward to a great NVIDIA GPU, it is the correct time to go for a GTX 1050 or even GTX 1060 which cost below Rs.30k. Well, if you have a Ryzen processor you may opt-in for AMD graphics cards.

Check out: Best AMD GPUs to buy under Rs.30,000 in 2018

If you are an ardent NVIDIA GPU follower, then this post will help you a lot in judging the right GPU at your price point. You can even pair the GPUs with new 9th gen Intel Core processors for great gaming performance.

So, here are our Top 10 NVIDIA GPUs under Rs.30,000 in India 2018:

10. Zotac Nvidia GT 1030 2GB GDDR5 Graphics card

Price: Rs.7,320

Top 10 NVIDIA GPUs under Rs.30,000 in India 2018

 

  • CUDA Core : 384
  • Memory Clock : 6.0 Ghz
  • Memory Bus Width : 64-bit ;
  • DirectX: 12.0 ; Vulkan: 1.0;
  • Memory Bandwidth : 56 GB/s
  • OpenGL: 4.5 ; OpenCL: 1.2 ;
  • Shader Model: 5.0

 

Buy from here: https://amzn.to/2z8IaU1

 

9. ASUS PH-GT1030-O2G GeForce 2GB Phoenix Fan OC Edition GDDR5 Graphics Card

Price: Rs.7,999

Top 10 NVIDIA GPUs under Rs.30,000 in India 2018

  • 1531MHz boost clock (OC mode) with 2GB GDDR5 on NVIDIA’s Pascal architecture
  • Dual-ball bearing fan provides superior airflow and cooling with a 2x longer lifespan
  • Auto-extreme manufacturing technology delivers premium quality and reliability with aerospace-grade Super Alloy Power II components
  • GPU Tweak II makes monitoring performance easier than ever, featuring Game Booster and XSplit Gamecaster, all via an intuitive interface
  • Fully supports DX12 on Microsoft Windows 10;
  • Bus Standard: PCI Express 3.0. Interface: DVI Output: Yes x 1 (Native) (DVI-D).
  • HDMI Output: Yes x 1 (Native). HDCP Support: Yes

 

Buy from here: https://amzn.to/2RO0Cbo

 

8. Zotac GeForce ZT-P10500C-10L 2GB Graphic Card

Price: Rs.12,900

Top 10 NVIDIA GPUs under Rs.30,000 in India 2018

  • New Pascal Architecture. NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 GPU
  • 2GB GDDR5, 128-bit
  • Classic and modern games at 1080p @ 60 FPS
  • 1x Display Port 1.4, 1x HDMI 2.0b, 1x DL-DVI
  • OC Edition

 

Buy from here: https://amzn.to/2QMYJvC

 

7. Zotac GeForce GTX 1050 Ti OC Edition 4GB Graphics Card

Price: Rs.14,600

Top 10 NVIDIA GPUs under Rs.30,000 in India 2018

  • GeForce GTX 1050 Ti, 768 CUDA cores, 4GB GDDR5, 128-bit Memory Bus
  • 1392 MHz Base, 1506 MHz Boost,
  • 7 GHz Memory Clock
  • Triple Display Capability. Outputs:- DisplayPort 1.4, HDMI 2.0b, DL-DVI
  • Power Consumption :- 75W
  • DirectX:- 12 API feature level 12_1, 4.5 OpenGL, Dual Fan Cooling, Dual-Slot

 

Buy from here: https://amzn.to/2RS5fBm

 

6. Gigabyte Geforce GTX 1050 Ti G1 Gaming 4GB Graphics Card 

Price: Rs.19,548

Top 10 NVIDIA GPUs under Rs.30,000 in India 2018

  • Integrated with 4GB GDDR5 128bit memory
  • WINDFORCE 2X with Blade Fan Design
  • Core Clock : Boost: 1506 MHz/ Base: 1392 MHz in OC Mode Boost: 1480 MHz/ Base: 1366 MHz in Gaming Mode
  • 16.8M Customizable Color RGB Lighting
  • One-click Super overclocking With a simple click on XTREME engine utility, gamers can easily tune the card

 

Buy from here: https://amzn.to/2RTej8V

 

5. Zotac GeForce GTX 1060 AMP Edition 3GB Graphics Card

Price: Rs.21,200

Top 10 NVIDIA GPUs under Rs.30,000 in India 2018

  • CUDA cores 1152
  • Engine clock base: 1582 MHz/boost:1797 MHz
  • Display outputs : 3 x DisplayPort 1.4 HDMI 2.0b DL-DVI
  • Card length 206mm x 111.15mm

 

Buy from here: https://amzn.to/2RSTSsD

 

4. GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 1060 Windforce OC 3GB Graphics Card

Price: Rs.23,095

Top 10 NVIDIA GPUs under Rs.30,000 in India 2018

  • WINDFORCE 2x with Blade fan design
  • Support up to 8K Display @60Hz
  • Built with 4+1 power phases
  • Boost: 1797Mhz/ base: 1582Mhz in OC mode
  • Boost: 1771Mhz/ base: 1556Mhz in gaming mode

 

Buy from here: https://amzn.to/2QOQXRy

 

3. Zotac GTX 1060 Mini 6GB Graphics Card

Price: Rs.23,700

Top 10 NVIDIA GPUs under Rs.30,000 in India 2018

  • GPU GeForce GTX 1060, CUDA cores 1280, video memory 6GB GDDR5, Memory Bus 192-bit
  • Engine clock base: 1506 MHz Boost:1708 MHz,
  • Memory clock: 8 GHz
  • Display outputs 3 x DisplayPort 1.4, HDMI 2.0b, DL-DVI
  • Multi-display capability quad display
  • Recommended Power Supply: 400W 

 

Buy from here: https://amzn.to/2PUY7H4

 

2. MSI GAMING GeForce GTX 1060 6GB Graphics Card

Price: Rs.27,500

Top 10 NVIDIA GPUs under Rs.30,000 in India 2018

  • Virtual reality ready, 4K Display
  • Dual fans thermal design
  • Military Class 4 components,
  • Boost / Base Core Clock- 1759 MHz / 1544 MHz
  • Afterburner overclocking software
  • DisplayPort (Version 1.4) / HDMI (Version 2.0) / DL-DVI-D

 

Buy from here: https://amzn.to/2A2n6hJ

 

1. GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 1060 6GB Graphics Card

Price: Rs.27,998

Top 10 NVIDIA GPUs under Rs.30,000 in India 2018

  • WindForce 2x with Blade fan design
  • Support up to 8K Display at 60Hz
  • Build with 4+1 power phases
  • Boost: 1797MHz/ base: 1582MHz in OC mode
  • Boost: 1771MHz/ base: 1556MHz in gaming mode

 

Buy from here: https://amzn.to/2zVvPSw

 

So, here was our Top 10 NVIDIA GPUs under Rs.30,000 in India 2018. All of them are just great to plug into your new PC and give a blazing fast gaming performance.

Buy the necessary one according to your budget, and as we have listed the best ones at the price range so that you do not have to hunt for the best one in that specific price segment.

Do check out: Best Aorus built Custom Ryzen Gaming PC with RTX 2080

 

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East Bengal drops points.

Sayan Chatterjee
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East Bengal drops points.

As the match ended, the red and gold brigade leaves the salt lake stadium with a 2-1 loss against the away team Chennai city fc.This was their first defeat in the Hero I league 2018-19.

The game was tight, as both the teams created many chances throughout the match. Chennai City fc scored the first goal from an inch perfect free kick by Felipe near the end of first half.

But East-Bengal came back strongly in the second half as they found an equaliser from Enrique Esqueda in the 52nd minute.

The rest of the match showcased some unnecessary fouls and cards. Three East-Bengal players were booked for rough challenges which the coach would have to deal with in the next match.

Near the end of the match, in the 86th minute a Chennai City player was fouled inside the box by the goalkeeper. N.Gordillo scored from the penalty kick to find City an important win over the Kolkata side.

This was all for today’s update of Hero I league 2018-19, for future updates stay tuned to Technosports.

Santiago Solari is appointed as the new coach of Real Madrid on a permanent basis

Rahul Roy
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Santiago Solari is appointed as the new coach of Real Madrid on a permanent basis

Santiago Solari became the first Real Madrid head coach to win his first four games in charge for nine years.

 

Santiago Solari continued his perfect winning run to earn the Real Madrid job on a permanent basis. He guided the Los Blancos to a 4-2 LaLiga win at Celta Vigo on Sunday. That entertaining victory means the Argentine is the first Madrid coach to win his first four competitive games in charge since Manuel Pellegrini in 2009. The former winger has steadied the ship following Julen Lopetegui’s dismissal last month. That boosted his chances of landing the role permanently with his temporary spell now at an end.

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Real Madrid have submitted documentation to make Santiago Solari their first team coach on a permanent basis. The former midfielder took over the club at the end of October. He replaced Julen Lopetegui. Madrid have since won four games in a row under Solari. They have now given him a permanent contract.It has been sent to the Spanish FA (RFEF).

But the loss of another defender will be a big blow for the new head head coach Santiago Solari. Marcelo, Raphael Varane, Dani Carvajal and Jesus Vallejo are also still out of commission. However, Solari will hope to have Isco back to full fitness. He underwent an operation to treat acute appendicitis in September.

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Real Madrid confirmed defender Nacho Fernandez has suffered a ligament injury to his right knee in the 4-2 win at Celta Vigo on Sunday. While Casemiro sprained his right ankle. The club have not provided a timetable for the recovery of either player but reports in Spain suggest Nacho is facing two months out and Casemiro will be sidelined for a minimum of three weeks.

Madrid return to action when they travel to Eibar in LaLiga on November 24.

 

 

Do check out : Marco Asensio could become one of the Spain’s greatest player ever

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Best Budget gaming PC ft. AMD Athlon 200GE

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Best Budget gaming PC ft. AMD Athlon 200GE

Looking for a great gaming PC on a budget? Cannot afford a graphics card? Here we bring the Best Budget gaming PC ft. AMD Athlon 200GE

In today’s day when AMD and Intel are going head to head, increasing core count and clock speed of the processors, getting hold of a good budget build is too hard at times.

The last quarter of 2018 has seen a vast increase in prices of Intel CPUs, which has led AMD to make a breakthrough in the market. Recently they have been successful in launching the new 7nm EPYC Rome processors.

 

A few months back they had launched a budget processor named the Athlon 200 GE that comprises 2 cores and 4 threads. Being clocked at 3.2 GHz, and having 3 Vega graphics core, it is the ideal low-budget streaming and gaming processor.

In this post, we will build a complete setup including monitor as because people need a good combo in a budget of around Rs.25,000.

Though Pentium G5400 is a great choice but as because of its high price we recommend the Athlon 200GE. Here’s our complete setup:

AMD Athlon 200GE

Price: Rs.5,615

Best Budget gaming PC ft. Athlon 200GE

  • Includes Radeon Vega 3 Graphics for Smooth Streaming and Gaming
  • 2 Cores / 4 Processing Threads
  • DDR4 Support, Efficient 35W TDP
  • Socket AM4, Platform-upgradable to Ryzen
  • Near-Silent CPU Cooler Included

 

Read more about this processor from here: AMD’s brings new Athlon 200GE with Vega graphics at $55

Buy from here: https://amzn.to/2QDSZUM

 

GIGABYTE GA-A320M-S2H

Price: Rs.4,999

Best Budget gaming PC ft. Athlon 200GE

  • Supports AMD Ryzen & 7th Generation A-series/ Athlon Processors
  • Ultra-Fast PCIe Gen3 x4 M.2 with PCIe NVMe & SATA mode support
  • GIGABYTE UEFI BIOS
  • 1 x D-Sub port, supporting a maximum resolution of 1920×1200@60 Hz; 1 x DVI-D port, supporting a maximum resolution of 1920×1200@60 Hz
  • 1 x HDMI port, supporting a maximum resolution of 4096×2160@24 Hz 
  • A maximum shared-memory of 2 GB *Actual support may vary by CPU.
  • Smart Fan 5 features 5 Temperature Sensors and 2 Hybrid Fan Headers

 

It is one of the best and popular AM4 socket motherboard that fits in your budget and provides you with future customization options. So, with A320M motherboard you can work with an AMD processor that is based on a future-proof AM4 socket platform.

Buy from here: https://amzn.to/2zR3Xz5

 

Corsair Vengeance LPX 8GB DDR4 3000MHz

Price: Rs.6,007

Best Budget gaming PC ft. Athlon 200GE

  • Designed For High-Performance Overclocking
  • Support Intel 7th, 8th Gen & Ryzen Series Motherboard,
  • Capacity: 8GB
  • Aluminum Heat Spreader, Compatibility Tested
  • Xmp 2.0 Support
  • Tested Latency: 15-17-17-35
  • 10 Year Warranty

 

It’s needless to say that Ryzen CPUs works best with high-speed RAMs, so getting hold of a faster 3000MHz RAM kit instead of 2400MHz for few bucks is a smart choice for you. We recommend you to use one RAM stick so that you can upgrade with another 8GB of RAM for better performance in future.

Buy from here: https://amzn.to/2QDcTz3

 

CHIPTRONEX X310B Mid Tower Gaming Cabinet

Price: Rs.1,901

Best Budget gaming PC ft. Athlon 200GE

  • Full ATX Mid Tower Gaming Cabinet
  • 1 x 120mm Red LED fan included
  • USB 3.0 x 1, USB 2.0 x1
  • Motherboard supported: ATX, Micro ATX, Mini ITX
  • Side transparent panel

 

If you are on a budget and yet in hunt of a great RGB cabinet then this one will suffice your expectations. I have personally tested this one and it really works well at this price point. Also, you can add 2 more RGB fans on the front if you want in future.

Buy from here: https://amzn.to/2JYTOor

 

Circle 400 Watt CPH698 V12 SMPS 

Price: Rs.824

Best Budget gaming PC ft. Athlon 200GE

A 400 Watt PSU from Circle gets things done especially for people who are on a budget and need a trusted PSU for their PC build. For our build, a 400 Watt PSU is just enough for getting things done.

Buy from here: https://amzn.to/2QEWN8e

 

ADATA SP580 Premier 120GB Internal Solid State Drive

Price: Rs.2,190

Best Budget gaming PC ft. Athlon 200GE

  • New generation 3D NAND flash
  • Wide capacity range and high TBW
  • Intelligent SLC caching and DRAM cache buffer
  • Advanced LDPC ECC engine
  • RAID engine and data shaping for ultimate protection
  • Outperforms HDDs with a massive performance gain
  • Lower power consumption, longer battery life

 

A high-speed SSD is a must nowadays, especially if you are using a Ryzen PC built. So, we recommend the SSD storage as a must-have option over the traditional HDDs.

Buy from here: https://amzn.to/2RSyEey

 

LG 19 inch (47 cm) LED Monitor

Price: Rs.4,730

Best Budget gaming PC ft. Athlon 200GE

  • Screen Size: 19 inch (47 cm) HD Ready (1366 X 768) TN Panel
  • Connectivity Port: 1 VGA Port
  • Aspect Ratio: 16:9, Brightness (Typical): 200 cd/m²
  • Refresh Rate: 60 Hz, Response Time: 5 ms
  • Viewing Angle: 90 degrees horizontal 65 degrees vertical
  • Flicker Free Technology: Yes

 

An HD monitor gets things done for a budget build and we recommend to use HD monitor as because the inbuilt Vega 3 graphics is good to handle HD workloads only.

Need more suggestions for buying a monitor? Check out: Top 10 Budget Monitors 2018 for your PC

Buy from here: https://amzn.to/2PqMisz

 

So here was our complete budget build with Athlon 200GE that is just perfect for people who are seeking a great PC but are in a tight budget. This PC build is future-proof as because you get to upgrade your processor or graphics or even RAM any time you want to.

Best Budget gaming PC ft. Athlon 200GE

Also with 300MHz RAM, an RGB case, SSD storage and a processor based on the new “Zen” architecture this PC is also an ultra-modern one. This build is ideal for long browsing sessions or medium office workloads, even it is good for streaming and is ideal for low budget gamers.

HD gaming on the inbuilt Vega 3 graphics is quite good for older games and even for newer games like Fortnite Battle Royale. You cannot expect a huge gaming performance but it really gets things done at 720p.

What are your thoughts on this build? Tell us in the comments down below… 🙂

 

Do check out: Best Aorus built Custom Ryzen Gaming PC with RTX 2080

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AMD’s 7nm EPYC Rome processors to bring revolution

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AMD’s 7nm EPYC Rome processors to bring revolution

Silicon industry giant AMD announces its new 7nm EPYC Rome processors based on Zen 2 architecture that comes with 64 cores and 128 threads

As we discussed in our previous post regarding AMD’s launches in their “Next Horizon” event, they are the first company to launch both the 7nm CPU and GPU together. So, in this post, we will discuss more the new 7nm EPYC Rome CPUs based on the new Zen 2 architecture.

These are high performing server-side mainstream processors. AMD is targeting the Global industries which need high-end desktops for their customers. From cloud service providers to web servers and OEMs, everyone is in need of a high performing secured processors keeping in mind of the future.

So, the new EPYC Rome processors based on 7nm micro-architecture is the perfect one to upgrade with. It is fast, secure, uses AI and machine learning for better performance. This is named “EPYC” as in the fact stands that the Xeon processors do fail to outperform it.

So, let’s discuss all the major announcements by AMD in details:

AMD's new EPYC Rome processors is set to bring revolution in industry

The Zen 2 architecture

AMD’s EPYC Roadmap started with the Naples based on 14nm Zen architecture. The newer Rome is based on Zen 2 architecture which is the same architecture that will be soon seen in Ryzen 3 and ThreadRipper processors.

The Zen 2 architecture is significantly more important because, in this one, the compute cores will be shrunk to 7nm size. Yes, say goodbye to the old 14nm, 12nm size microprocessors!

Mark Papermaster, chief technology officer at AMD, spoke in detail about the new 7nm Zen 2  core and their partnership with TMSC, who will be manufacturing the new Zen 2 based processors.

These new chips have gone through a huge investment upfront both by AMD and TSMC. It is notable to mention that AMD’s primary manufacturing partner, Global Foundries, stepped out of the 7nm race earlier this year. Still, AMD has remained committed to delivering the new Zen 2 microarchitecture to market.

Mark claims of doubling of core density and halving of power consumption for the same performance using a 7nm microarchitecture. This potentially indicates the fact that we’ll see increased core counts in future from their CPUs.

AMD's new EPYC Rome processors is set to bring revolution in industry

He has also claimed that Zen 2 will offer a 1.2x performance boost in IPC over current Zen+ based CPUs by using the second generation Infinity Fabric.

The Zen 2 will provide up to:

  • 2X the compute power per node,
  • improved execution pipeline,
  • doubled core density, and
  • will use half the energy per operation.

AMD has even doubled the floating point performance with the Zen 2 microarchitecture.

AMD's new EPYC Rome processors is set to bring revolution in industry

AMD EPYC Rome processors

EPYC Rome processors are very much special for AMD. Previously its CEO Dr Lisa Su mentioned in an interview that, they want to target all the three sectors of usage of CPUs. From home to professional level and now server side, all of these under one roof.

As AMD’s stock is increasing day by day, they have thought its the right time to beat the industry leader Intel in the data centre and server-side sectors.

AMD's new EPYC Rome processors is set to bring revolution in industry

Fabricating 7nm processors was not an easy task for them, but still, they have managed. Intel is still struggling to shift to 10nm, and AMD has done and will launch its products in the first quarter of 2019.

The detailed architecture of EPYC Rome processors

AMD's new EPYC Rome processors is set to bring revolution in industry

The EPYC server line-up, codenamed as Rome, scales up to 64 cores and 128 threads. Now, this will help AMD’s enterprise customers to equip a single dual-socket motherboard with up to 128 cores and 256 threads. Rome is also the first PCIe 4.0 compatible CPU, that offers double the bandwidth per channel.

They feature a new and revolutionary “chiplet” ecosystem. In this, we see a 14nm I/O die that sits at the centre of the processor and has been surrounded by four 7nm CPU chiplet modules on each side.

These chiplets are interconnected with the I/O die via AMD’s second generation Infinity Fabric architecture as we discussed before. Each of the chiplet carries up to 8 cores and 16 threads.

AMD's new EPYC Rome processors is set to bring revolution in industry

The EPYC ‘Rome’ server-end processors will be equipped with an eight-channel DDR4 memory controller, which has been housed inside the I/O die which present in the centre. This improved design will help each chiplet to access the memory with equal latency. The multiple cores have an support to 4TB of DDR4 memory per socket.

Being the first processors to support the PCIe 4.0 standard, they have support up to 128 PCIe 4.0 lanes. This makes the EPYC Rome processors an ideal companion for AMD’s recently announced Instinct MI60 and MI50 GPU accelerators that utilize the PCIe 4.0 x16 interface.

AMD's new EPYC Rome processors is set to bring revolution in industry

The next Milan chips based on Zen 3 architecture is also on its way and is in the developing phase. On the other hand, AMD also assured that the Zen 4 architecture is in its designing stage, which shows their supremacy in the coming days.

Performance gain

A significant change that you get when processors get upgraded is in its IPC or instructions per clock. The amount of increase in this IPC determines how much performance increase you can expect from a processor.

AMD's new EPYC Rome processors is set to bring revolution in industry

AMD has delivered an impressive 52 per cent jump in IPC for its server and client processors than its older Opteron chips. AMD claims that there is a 29 per cent jump in IPC from the “Zen” cores used in the Naples EPYC chips to the “Zen 2” cores used in the Rome chips.

Shifting from 14nm to 7nm would allow a chip to have twice the transistor density at half the power consumption. This will help to deliver about a 25 per cent performance boost in the performance of those transistors at the same time.

AMD's new EPYC Rome processors is set to bring revolution in industry

The Rome chips will feature an improved branch predictor, better instruction pre-fetching, a larger op cache, and a re-optimized instruction cache.

The width of the floating point units has been doubled to 256 bits, including the floating point registers which are also doubled up in size to 256 bits. The memory bandwidth into and out of the load/store units has also been doubled with 256-bit data paths.

To cut it short, with twice as many cores and vector units that are twice as wide, floating point performance on Rome CPUs will be 4X that of Naples, and integer performance will be increased by 2X.

AMD's new EPYC Rome processors is set to bring revolution in industry

Benchmarks

Words are just not enough to prove the power and performance. So, Dr Lisa Su put to ResNet-50 image recognition benchmark test a “Vega 20” GPU accelerator probably the MI60 paired with the Rome EPYC processor against a single Naples EPYC 7601 processor with a Radeon Instinct MI25 accelerator. The Rome ran twice as fast its predecessor, which is just unbelievable.

“I have been in the semiconductor business a long time and you just don’t get 2X generational performance enhancements,” AMD CEO Dr Lisa Su said with a laugh.

AMD compared a single-socket 64 cores Rome EPYC processor with two-socket 28 cores Intel “Skylake” Xeon SP-8180M, which is Intel’s current best server end desktop processor, and also with two-socket 32-cores Naples EPYC 7601 processor.

AMD's new EPYC Rome processors is set to bring revolution in industry

The C-RAY ray tracing benchmark resulted in the Skylake machine to do the various renderings in 30.4 seconds, the Rome machine to do it in 27.1 seconds, and the Naples machine did it in 28.4 seconds.

To be simple, the new Rome processors have tremendous power, enough that its single core is enough to beat Intel Xeon’s 2 cores or AMD’s one-year-old Naples EPYC’s 2 cores. This makes the Rome processors “EPYC” and the best, currently in the market.

To wrap things up…

The clear advantage goes to Rome EPYC processor, especially if you consider the two of those Intel Xeon Skylake list which cost over $26,000.

Though AMD has not declared the exact price of the Rome EPYC processors, as the Naples EPYC 7601 processor is priced near about $4,200, so the Rome processors will absolutely be lesser than that of Intel’s server-end ones.

With this, we can conclude that at lower prices we can get superior end performance for the new server-end CPUs by AMD.

AMD's new EPYC Rome processors is set to bring revolution in industry

Being future-proof, as the same socket is compatible with the new Rome processors as well as old Naples processors, industries can easily switch to newer and better processors up till the Milan and future Zen 4 architecture based server-end CPUs from AMD.

Do check out: AMD plans to be 25x more power efficient by 2020

 

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All you need to know about AMD’s Next Horizon Event

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All you need to know about AMD’s Next Horizon Event

AMD announces new 7nm EPYC Rome processors based on Zen 2 architecture as well the new 7nm MI60 GPUs based on “Vega-20” Radeon GPU architecture in its Next Horizon Event

After a long wait, finally, AMD has revealed its new EPYC Rome processors yesterday. At AMD’s Next Horizon Event, they have announced world’s first 7nm chipset that’s particularly designed for server platforms.

The Zen 2 micro-architecture has been very special to the company as because the EPYC processors have got a huge jump, directly from 14 nm Naples to the 7nm Rome. Also, this Rome architecture is very significant to connect the bridge between the Naples to the future Milan EPYC processors which are based on the “Zen 3 architecture”.

All you need to know about AMD's Next Horizon Event

Interestingly, it’s for the first time the new server processors will out beat the Xeon dominated server end microprocessors. At the same event, AMD showcased their new 7nm Vega-20 Radeon GPUs that will be first installed in the Radeon Instinct MI60 GPU accelerators.

This event is clearly a “Next Horizon” for AMD, as because AMD from now on can alone compete both the giants Intel and NVIDIA with their own CPUs and GPUs.

All you need to know about AMD's Next Horizon Event

AMD CEO DR. Lisu Su presented the keynote at the event. She stressed on AMD’s focus on data centres, cloud computing and server end processors and GPUs. She discussed many of the key roles that these processors will be used for, such as workloads in HPC, cloud, hyperscale, and virtualization environments.

AMD looks forward to the data centre industry as a $29 billion opportunity by 2021. GPUs will be playing a larger role as the industry shifts to artificial intelligence and machine learning workloads.

All you need to know about AMD's Next Horizon Event

It’s needless to say that AMD has got a great market share as the leading cloud computing service Amazon AWS shifts on to AMD’s server end EPYC processors.

We will be covering all the major announcements, architecture and business regarding AMD’s new CPUs and GPUs in our coming posts.

Do check out: Huawei announces world’s first 7nm Kirin 980 chipset

 

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LG 22MP48HQ – The best budget 22-inch Full HD monitor at Rs.7500

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LG 22MP48HQ – The best budget 22-inch Full HD monitor at Rs.7500

Looking for a great budget monitor for your new build? LG 22MP48HQ at Rs.7500 with 22-inch Full HD IPS Display, 5ms Response Time & 178 degrees Wide Viewing Angle

Finding a perfect monitor may sound a bit confusing these days, especially when you have hundreds of good models out there. From professional makers like Acer or HP or Lenovo or Dell to consumer electronics giants like LG or Samsung or Benq, everyone has their own range of monitors in the market.

So, choosing the right one in the budget seems much more confusing. Now, already you have the headache of buying a great PC and on top of that a great monitor to support that. To make things easier for you we have reviewed and selected the best budget monitor at Rs.7500 in the market.

LG 22MP48HQ - The best budget 22-inch Full HD monitor at Rs.7500

Before that let’s see what must have things that you must look for in a monitor in 2018:

  • Refresh Rate: 60 Hz,
  • Response Time: 5 ms,
  • At least an aspect ratio of 16:9,
  • Full HD (1920 X 1080) IPS Panel,
  • Should have an HDMI Port,
  • 178 degree Wide Viewing Angle

 

Having known the must-have features that a modern-day monitor should have, let’s talk more about our monitor – LG 22MP48HQ. So here is a brief overview according to our usage:

LG 22MP48HQ - The best budget 22-inch Full HD monitor at Rs.7500

Doing normal everyday task

We all do heavy work on our PCs and eventually on our monitors as well. So, working long hours on this device does not strain much as because you can reduce the amount of blue light emitted by the monitor. You also set different modes including reading mode, gaming mode, cinema mode and more… You can choose your modes accordingly.

Working on this monitor and using Windows is another treat for the eyes, as things look great and working on this one using a variety of options makes things much easier.

LG 22MP48HQ - The best budget 22-inch Full HD monitor at Rs.7500

Watching videos and movies

Another great viewing experience that you get is when you watch movies or music videos on it. Though at normal mode, things look good, for best results turn on the cinema mode through the LG On-Screen Control. If you are an AMD graphics user, you can opt for the vivid mode for videos to get the best results.

Its notable to mention is that this LG monitor has a great colour accuracy with 16.7M colour depth, and the IPS panel makes things much more bright and vivid.

LG 22MP48HQ - The best budget 22-inch Full HD monitor at Rs.7500

Gaming

The gaming experience on this monitor is just phenomenal. With a 5 ms response time, it is ideal for e-sports as well as for any other intensive game. Initially while playing NFS Payback, I was facing some stutter, until when I turned the response time high from the monitor settings that can be accessed via the buttons on the monitor.

Use the best settings according to your graphics card or integrated graphics to get the best results while playing games on this monitor. A 178 degree wide viewing angle makes things much more comfortable to see from various angles especially when you are playing multiplayer games or watching movies with friends.

LG 22MP48HQ - The best budget 22-inch Full HD monitor at Rs.7500

Web-Browsing

Day-to-day web browsing on this monitor is another lovely task. As you get a 22-inch huge display, viewing websites, watching YouTube has just got simpler and much more vivid. For long browsing sessions make sure to reduce the blue light so that you do not face eye strains.

LG 22MP48HQ - The best budget 22-inch Full HD monitor at Rs.7500

 

Split Screen

Split up the screen to two, three and even four segments to multitask easily. For smooth multitasking use a quad-core CPU to get the best results. Read or browse through websites, as well as watch YouTube videos or watch movies simultaneously.

Devs, video editors, coders and graphic designers can go for this monitor without any doubt, to multitask using this monitor easily.

 

Connectivity Ports

The LG 22MP48HQ has the following connectivity ports:

  • 1 VGA Port,
  • 1 HDMI 2.0 Port,
  • 1 Audio-Out Port,
  • 1 Headphone Port

 

LG 22MP48HQ - The best budget 22-inch Full HD monitor at Rs.7500

Verdict

This LG 22MP48HQ is a great FULL HD IPS LED monitor at Rs.7,500 and is great for those who are tight on a budget yet in need of a great FHD monitor. Here are some of the pros and cons of the monitor:

Pros:

  • IPS Anti-Glare Panel
  • 60Hz Refresh rate
  • Flick-free display
  • 16.7M colour depth
  • 5ms Response Time
  • Has energy saving options
  • Split Screen Support with up to 4 screens

 

Cons:

  • The bezels could have been slimmer
  • Does not support AMD Free Sync or NVIDIA G-Sync options

 

So, here was our full review of the LG 22MP48HQ monitor. If you are in search of a great budget monitor and your budget is around Rs.6 to Rs. 8k, you can easily go for this monitor. Buy from here: https://amzn.to/2SMKHez

Want more suggestions regarding monitors? Do check out: Best Gaming Monitors under Rs.40,000 in India 2018

 

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